Hilarious Corgi Throws Fit Over Having to Walk to Kitchen for Dinner

A hilarious Corgi has been delighting the internet after a video of him throwing a fit because he did not want to go to the kitchen for his dinner went viral. In the video, an 11-year-old Corgi named Pippin can be seen sitting on a bedroom floor. The dog is furious that his dinner will not be served to him in the room. Instead, he will have to make his way to the kitchen to eat. The dog emits serious barks and grumbles, voicing his displeasure with this state of affairs. Fortunately, this hilarious Corgi soon cut his tantrum short, and he made his way to the kitchen where he quickly consumed his dinner. The hilarious video delighted the internet, and the senior pup even won Newsweek’s Pet of the Week Award!

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